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| <head>Jesus said, 'I have not much more time to
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| speak with you. The ruler of 
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| this world is approaching.
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| He has no power over Me,
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| yet I will do the will of the one
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| who sent Me, so that the world
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| will know that I love my Father.
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| If you really loved me, you will
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| be glad that I am going to my Father,
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| for He is greater than I.'
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| <br/>
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| 'I am leaving you now, but I will come
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| again, and we will be together forever
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| and always, walking along
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| the straight path to the lasting wealth
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| from my Father - a wealth the world does not give,
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| a wealth I bring, and 
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| 
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| which
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| will not be taken
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| away from you. And surely I will
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| always be with you, forever and always
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| until the very end of the world,
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| and the true end of the age,
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| and the passing away of this generation.'
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| 
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| <br/>
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| 'There are many rooms in my Father's house.
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| I am going there to prepare one for you.'
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| </head>
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| <body>
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| <p>
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| As Scriptures say, 'For we of the spirit of G!D
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| have different abilities
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| according to the action of the Spirit
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| of G!D in our lives.
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| Just as a body has different 
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| members with different functions,
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| so, too, we are of one body
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| - through the Anointed One, Jesus, 
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| who calls himself the Son of Man -
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| and have different gifts in the same
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| body. If your gift is teaching, teach.
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| If your gift is devotion to
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| G!D, which may or may not be done
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| in secret before men, then devote 
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| yourself to G!D. (For what you do
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| in secret before men, the All-knowing,
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| All-seeing and All-hearing One
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| will know, and your reward is with Him,
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| who is not unmindful of your deeds.'
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| </p>
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| <p>
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| Poems that I wro
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| te with G!D's help during
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| a stay at a ward
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| in an institute of mental health,
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| where and when there was
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| involuntary medication (bitter-tasting
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| white things were pressured into you)
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| and restrictions on your coming and going
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| from that place - effectively an arrest 
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| in a prison of sorts, as dainty
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| as the fittings of the interiors may be.
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| Blaming no-one; it was a journey
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| towards G!D - He sends trials. As Scriptures
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| say, this calls for patient endurance and wisdom
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| and vigilance and sobriety. (not society,
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| for as Jesus said,
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| to what shall I compare this generation?
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| they are like children calling out to others
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| in a market-place: 'We sang a dirge, but you
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| did not cry. We played a song, but
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| you did not dance.'
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| And as Scriptures exhort, 'Save yourselves
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| from this perverse generation!
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| Repent [of your wrong-doings against
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| G!D, who is the Most Accepting
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| of repentance], and be baptised
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| into the Father (who is given
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| great happiness to give the kingdom to
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| you, so do not
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| be afraid; take courage), the Son (who obeys the Father to 
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| the point of death, so that the world
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| will know love for the Father - not love
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| for the world), and the Holy Spirit (on which
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| G!D knows best - yes, G!D knows and I,
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| a servant of G!D, do not know).
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| </p>
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| Also, to unknown persons - forces,
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| beings, angels, demons, rulers in
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| the sky above or the earth below,
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| fellows in the Spirit of G!D
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| (for if G!D is our help, who can
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| condemn us, as Scriptures have
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| on record), the unknown- oh,
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| and the one who calls
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| himself... herself...
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| themselves... a fairy, too
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| - in my life who
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| have prayed for me, or helped me in
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| one way or another, psychically or in
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| visible ways or in unknown
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| ways (G!D knows and I do not know),
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| praise be to G!D.
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| <p>
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| The Al-migh-ty lives /
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| in be-tween them and in them /
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| How great is my G!d!
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| </p>
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| <p>
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| Eve-ning will come soon / 
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| By the work of Shad-dai's hand /
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| He brings Day to rest
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| </p>
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| <i>from the writer: 'Wow! Great and marvellous
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| are your deeds, oh Almighty One' and sang 
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| the song of Moses, who is servant of G!D,
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| and of the Lamb
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| </i>
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| <p>
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| write G!d a new song; / 
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| Tell me the works of your G!d /
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| I will meet you there
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| </p>
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| <p>
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| Pri-son-er of Man? /
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| No more am I kept confined /
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| Than this cage on me
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| </p>
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| <p>
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| I will praise my G!d /
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| As sure-ly as He brings Day /
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| Af-ter He brings Night
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| </p>
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| 
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